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 Phil Storr
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Here is a coil assembly I have had in my collection for many years. I do not remember where I came by it and who or what it was. Thanks to the October 2009 issue of Amateur Radio (the WIA journal) I have found its name, it was by a firm called Görler. It was used in a old project featured in that issue of the journal. The article was about the rebuilding of a project built by the author in 1956 and rebuilt about 1958.

Peter in Germany has been able to fill in some of the picture, saying it was made by Julius Karl Görler, Transformatorenfabrik, Berlin-Reinickendorf 1.

Would anyone have any more information, mine has had the padder capacitors removed.
 
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